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by ramon156 2mo ago
Silly question, why not just render the html on the pages? e.g. the popover is something I wanted to see
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by ramon156 2mo ago
im beginning to get a soft spot for hand-written articles. I see some typos here and there and it makes me feel all warm inside.
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Right now frontier agents and open source agents are apples to oranges to the user, investor, manager et al. If you flatten that and say "hey, we provide this tool as well!" then it just comes down to pricing/speed. Just beca
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Sorry if this is off topic > Yes, this image is AI generated why keep it then? it's like me drawing all over my exam paper and saying "yes, it's unreadable". then undo it. AI images just add nothing of value
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by ramon156 2mo ago
they're still migrating to Azure?
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by ramon156 2mo ago
is your surname Thiel?
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Then throw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing into your context and call it a day. there is no excuse for not proof-reading what you expect others to read.
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by ramon156 2mo ago
how is tjis better than (OpenCode|Pi|CC|Codex) that had a Reviewer agent? the whole idea of e.g. CodeRabbit is that it allows to review PRs autonomously. making it local defeats the purpose. it doesnt help that these projects have AI genera
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by ramon156 2mo ago
earlyoom is what you're looking for. it'll crash the process instead of hang
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by ramon156 2mo ago
for a tier thats twice the cost i would expect >2x the speed. somewhere 5-10x e.g. 1.40m would become 0.30s. do people really pay for these priority plans?
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Glad to read theyre not 296 fake Hermes sessions /s
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Doing the same thing, and I'd join you in this consulting haha. It's a breath of fresh air to know what your CI is actually doing
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by ramon156 2mo ago
How come the result didn't mention any timings? That's the one thing I was curious about. TTFT is quite slow on my machine because I do not have a GPU on hand right now (e.g. qwen3 coder was 8min)
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by ramon156 2mo ago
some of these submissions seem to be omitting the actual rules. the #1 on edinh has a line that says "bypass ban check"
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by ramon156 2mo ago
hence the "former deepseek v4 pro". I tried it out this morning and have had no complaints. I already liked glm 5.2
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by ramon156 2mo ago
People will claim it's not comparable to Opus despite it beating the score. I'm not sure I disagree, but I'm also unsure whether I care. Most new models nowadays are "good enough". I cannot complain because I'
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by ramon156 2mo ago
need another fable uncensored merge with 3.8, really curious what it can deliver
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by ramon156 2mo ago
enforcing markdown files is much better. In a perfect world these docs are curated by humans, but if you can't be arsed then at least have some ground rules so these do not get flooded with context. Agents are pretty good at finding wh
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by ramon156 2mo ago
I've been using deepseek + GLM for a week now (i haven't even hit $10 yet, excluding the GLM subscription which is already paid for). Then I asked Opus 5 to do an analysis of the new code, docs, tooling, and tell me what it finds.
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Well, sign yourself up!
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by ramon156 2mo ago
If i were to compare it to relying on SO for your code, then would SO be a better fit because its multiple people. Are models inherently worse than a human community? maybe my question is too generic to answet
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by ramon156 2mo ago
VMs are not a secure sandbox
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Rails Is Done(lucas.dohmen.io)
5 points by ramon156 2mo ago|2 comments
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by ramon156 2mo ago
i dont see enough love for Ruby. I've been using it since last year and it feels like php's more robust brother
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by ramon156 2mo ago
I'm rebuilding rainbow six siege but cross-compatible (and possibly FOSS?) in Godot. Ubisoft has decided it will not support Linux because they need kernel-level anti-cheat, which is absurd in my opinion. I just want to do a siege wi
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by ramon156 2mo ago
this doesnt really reflect the vibe old school hackers give. "solder a wifi module to a calculator" sounds like a cartoon-inspired project. Why not reference call spoofing (i forgot the name) where they were able to call for no ch
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by ramon156 2mo ago
bit unrelated but im a happy user of Triodos (the bank in question)
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by ramon156 2mo ago
Why even have a blog when you can't be arsed to write the posts. This is so obviously LLM-written. I have a positive view of Shopify engineers, but this kind of made a dent in that confidence.
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by ramon156 2mo ago
> qwen 3.5 > sonnet if you're looking for a speedy model why not go for gemma?
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by ramon156 2mo ago
which one of the other chinese frontier models is better?

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